Select One1. People in Large Power Distance SocietiesAutocracy in leadershipA number of hierarchy levelsAccept a hierarchical orderAll of the above2. Weak uncertainty avoidance comes withRespect for authorityTendency to avoid riskUndertaking riskPromotions depending upon age or seniority3. Which of these tips is good advice for collectivists to follow when interacting with individuals?To ensure that negotiations go your way, give large monetary gifts to those you do business with.Expect to be respected because of your age, salary or position.Expect that the group will always be more highly valued than the individual.Do not be surprised if negotiations are non-existent and decisions are made instantly.4. According to Hofstede’s cultural dimensions, a culture where people are expected to devote themselves to the interests of the community, and the community is expected to protect them when they are in trouble is high in.Power DistanceCollectivismUncertainty AvoidanceMasculinity5. Which of Hofstede’s dimensions of cultural difference identifies cultures based on their willingness to take risks?Individualism / CollectivismMasculinity / FemininityUncertain AvoidancePower Distance6. Because Singapore is a highly collectivist culture, you can deduce from Hofstede’s research that Singapore is alsoA low-power distance cultureA high context communication cultureA high-power distance culturesBoth B and C7. How does Hofstede view masculinity in a given society?As a representation of individualism and personal free will.As a preference for cooperation, modesty, and quality of life.As a preference for virtue and moral standards.As a representation of achievement, assertiveness and material reward for success.8. Cultures listed as highly masculine cultures based on Hofstede’s research includeJapanFinlandNorwayNone of the above9. Hofstede hold that there are _____dimensions to culture.476510. The following are Hofstede’s dimensions of culture EXCEPT,ParadoxicalityIndividualism vs CollectivismPower DistanceFemininity vs. Masculinity11. In cultures that have a high _____ orientation, people accept inequality, regardless of their status within the culture.FemininityPower DistanceUncertainty avoidanceMasculinity12. Geert Hofstede identified major dimensions of culture that affect communication. Which of the following is NOT one of them?Individualism-collectivismReligious BeliefPower DistanceMasculinity-Femininity13. People in small power distance societiesWith a lot of supervisory staffAccept the privileges that come with powerAre comfortable with autocracy in leadershipStrive for power equalization14. In Hofstede’s framework the masculinity-femininity dimension captures:The extent to which society is focused on achievement and success as opposed to developing and maintaining caring and nurturing relationships.Gender equity in the workplaceThe number of men vs. women with aspirations to become senior executives.The number of males vs. females in the society 15. Collectivistic cultures are characterized by:Concentration on self or at the most very near and dear onesEmphasis on harmony and hieraSelf-sufficiency and value independenceEmphasis on personal enjoyment16. Strong uncertainty avoidance is represented byTolerance towards differing optionsFlexibilityTendency to avoid riskUndertaking risk17. According to Hofstede, which dimension of a national culture measures the acceptability of a large difference in status and power among its citizens?Uncertainty avoidancePower distanceIndividualism versus collectivismMasculinity versus femininity 18. Why is Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory relevant to the business market today?Because it helps the market rid itself of cultural prejudices.Because working effectively with others is not possible without cultural norms.Because businesses must be effective in the global market.Because different cultures must be equally represented within any organization.19. Which of the dimensions Hofstede used to define differences between national cultures refers to the degree to which members of a culture are expected to act independently of other members?MasculinityIndividualismPower DistanceUncertainty Avoidance20. As a student, you feel free to disagree with your professor in class. You are most likely living in _________ cultural environment.an individualista collectivista feminineall of the above

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Select One1. People in Large Power Distance SocietiesAutocracy in leadershipA number of hierarchy levelsAccept a hierarchical orderAll of the above2. Weak uncertainty avoidance comes withRespect for authorityTendency to avoid riskUndertaking riskPromotions depending upon age or seniority3. Which of these tips is good advice for collectivists to follow when interacting with individuals?To ensure that negotiations go your way, give large monetary gifts to those you do business with.Expect to be respected because of your age, salary or position.Expect that the group will always be more highly valued than the individual.Do not be surprised if negotiations are non-existent and decisions are made instantly.4. According to Hofstede’s cultural dimensions, a culture where people are expected to devote themselves to the interests of the community, and the community is expected to protect them when they are in trouble is high in.Power DistanceCollectivismUncertainty AvoidanceMasculinity5. Which of Hofstede’s dimensions of cultural difference identifies cultures based on their willingness to take risks?Individualism / CollectivismMasculinity / FemininityUncertain AvoidancePower Distance6. Because Singapore is a highly collectivist culture, you can deduce from Hofstede’s research that Singapore is alsoA low-power distance cultureA high context communication cultureA high-power distance culturesBoth B and C7. How does Hofstede view masculinity in a given society?As a representation of individualism and personal free will.As a preference for cooperation, modesty, and quality of life.As a preference for virtue and moral standards.As a representation of achievement, assertiveness and material reward for success.8. Cultures listed as highly masculine cultures based on Hofstede’s research includeJapanFinlandNorwayNone of the above9. Hofstede hold that there are _____dimensions to culture.476510. The following are Hofstede’s dimensions of culture EXCEPT,ParadoxicalityIndividualism vs CollectivismPower DistanceFemininity vs. Masculinity11. In cultures that have a high _____ orientation, people accept inequality, regardless of their status within the culture.FemininityPower DistanceUncertainty avoidanceMasculinity12. Geert Hofstede identified major dimensions of culture that affect communication.  Which of the following is NOT one of them?Individualism-collectivismReligious BeliefPower DistanceMasculinity-Femininity13. People in small power distance societiesWith a lot of supervisory staffAccept the privileges that come with powerAre comfortable with autocracy in leadershipStrive for power equalization14. In Hofstede’s framework the masculinity-femininity dimension captures:The extent to which society is focused on achievement and success as opposed to developing and maintaining caring and nurturing relationships.Gender equity in the workplaceThe number of men vs. women with aspirations to become senior executives.The number of males vs. females in the society 15. Collectivistic cultures are characterized by:Concentration on self or at the most very near and dear onesEmphasis on harmony and hieraSelf-sufficiency and value independenceEmphasis on personal enjoyment16. Strong uncertainty avoidance is represented byTolerance towards differing optionsFlexibilityTendency to avoid riskUndertaking risk17. According to Hofstede, which dimension of a national culture measures the acceptability of a large difference in status and power among its citizens?Uncertainty avoidancePower distanceIndividualism versus collectivismMasculinity versus femininity 18. Why is Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory relevant to the business market today?Because it helps the market rid itself of cultural prejudices.Because working effectively with others is not possible without cultural norms.Because businesses must be effective in the global market.Because different cultures must be equally represented within any organization.19. Which of the dimensions Hofstede used to define differences between national cultures refers to the degree to which members of a culture are expected to act independently of other members?MasculinityIndividualismPower DistanceUncertainty Avoidance20. As a student, you feel free to disagree with your professor in class. You are most likely living in _________ cultural environment.an individualista collectivista feminineall of the above

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1. People in Large Power Distance Societies Autocracy in leadership A number of hierarchy levels Accept a hierarchical order All of the above